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Preventing cruelty, promoting knowledge, and providing for aged, sick, lost and unwanted animals.

Please note: When our Reception is closed, you can contact our out of hours animal ambulance on 07797 720331. The JSPCA's mission is to prevent cruelty, promote knowledge and provide for the aged, sick, injured and unwanted animals of Jersey. We have been serving the local community for over 150 years, since the JSPCA was founded in 1868. The Jersey Animals' Shelter was founded in 1913 by Miss Frances Elizabeth Wilson, who was appalled by the number of domestic animals being washed up on the Island's beaches after being drowned by owners who could no longer care for them. Our animal ambulance service operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Whether you need advice, support, or assistance with a sick or injured animal, you can contact our Reception during opening hours or our ambulance driver during evenings, weekends and bank holidays.

01/11/2026

This November, local tattoo artists are coming together to support the JSPCA through Ink for Animals 2026.

Get tattooed for a good cause, or make a donation for your chance to win:

🎨 A full-day pet portrait tattoo session worth up to £600
🎨 A half-day tattoo session worth £270
🎨 Artwork and prints from local artists

We'll be revealing exclusive tattoo designs, prize details and behind-the-scenes content throughout the month, so keep an eye on our social media channels!

Find out more and enter:
🔗 https://jspca.org.je/ink-for-animals-2026/

01/11/2026

Meet Coco and Peanut!

Coco and Peanut came into their current home on 5th December 2024, shortly after they were born. They have been together ever since and are looking for a loving home where they can continue to enjoy life together.

A little bit about them:

* Coco: Has a distinctive patch on her head, which can be seen in her photograph.
* Peanut: Has two lumps on her abdomen, one larger than the other. She has previously been examined by a vet, who advised that there was nothing to be concerned about.

Their personalities and background:

Coco and Peanut have never been around other animals and have no known behavioural issues.

They enjoy having space to run around and particularly love being handled and receiving lots of attention.

They would make lovely companions for someone who can offer them a safe, caring and loving home, with plenty of space, enrichment and affection.

If you think you could offer Coco and Peanut their forever home, please get in touch to find out more! ❤️

These are two females bonded siblings

Coco and Peanut are being rehomed as part of our home to home scheme. This means we don’t undertake any official medical or behavioural assessments but we are supporting their owner to try and find them the perfect match. If we think you’ll make a good match, we will share your contact details with the current owner. They will be in touch if they would like to discuss the adoption further, and potentially arrange to meet.

https://jspca.org.je/2019/07/15/adopt-another-animal/

01/11/2026

Could you open your heart and home to a cockerel? 🐓

We’re looking for some very special people who may be able to offer a home to one or more of our feathered friends!

At the JSPCA, we often struggle to find homes for cockerels. Some arrive as strays, while others are sadly surrendered when their owners discover they’re actually male.

If you think you might be able to accommodate cockerels, we’d love to hear from you!

Please email us at [email protected] or fill in an application form via the link below👇

https://jspca.org.je/2019/07/15/adopt-another-animal/

31/10/2026

Meet Midnight!

Midnight is a lovely black and tortie long haired moggy, possible part Norwegian forest cat. She is 4 and a half years old.

Midnight is an independent girl who likes her own space and loves the outdoors. Once you've made friends, she lets you see her affectionate side, but on her terms. She loves cuddles and head scratches, particularly under her chin and around her neck.

Midnight has lived in a family home with children and is used to being around them. She has also lived with another cat, although she tends to keep to herself. She hasn't had any experience with dogs.

She has no known medical conditions and has no reported behavioural issues. Midnight would love a home where she can enjoy outdoor adventures, have her independence and receive affection when she's in the mood.

Midnight is being rehomed as part of our home to home scheme. This means we don’t undertake any official medical or behavioural assessments but we are supporting Midnight’s owner to try and find her the perfect match. If we think you’ll make a good match, we will share your contact details with the current owner. They will be in touch if they would like to discuss the adoption further, and potentially arrange to meet.

https://jspca.org.je/2019/07/21/adopt-a-cat/

31/10/2026

Meet Tiger

Tiger is a beautiful tabby, possibly part Norwegian Forest Cat, aged 4 and a half years. She is a very independent girl who loves the outdoors but also has an affectionate side once she's comfortable. She enjoys being stroked, especially on her head and back, and occasionally a good tummy rub and is quite a chatty girl!

Tiger isn't keen on being picked up and can be a little nervous around other cats. She is used to living with children but hasn't had any experience with dogs.

She has no known medical conditions or significant behavioural issues. Tiger would love a home where she can enjoy outdoor adventures, have her independence and find cosy spots to relax.

Tiger is being rehomed as part of our home to home scheme. This means we don’t undertake any official medical or behavioural assessments but we are supporting Tiger’s owner to try and find her the perfect match. If we think you’ll make a good match, we will share your contact details with the current owner. They will be in touch if they would like to discuss the adoption further, and potentially arrange to meet.

https://jspca.org.je/2019/07/21/adopt-a-cat/

31/10/2026

Our fundraising dog wash event, kindly organised by The Barkley Club and House Of Poochie Jersey is in full swing!

Everyone is welcome to pop in to buy cakes, Raffle 4 Rescue tickets, and our purple poppies, all in aid of the JSPCA.

There are still some slots left if you want your pooch to be pampered 🐶

Book now: https://thebarkley.club/social-book/

31/10/2026

Success Story 🐍

We received a lovely update from Ignis's family!

"She's doing really well and eating brilliantly; she’s very active and loves climbing in her tank.”

We love hearing how animals are doing after adoption. Big thank you to her new family for sharing her success and for providing her with a loving home ❤

For more feel-good success stories, visit our page, Tales of Tails 👇
https://jspca.org.je/tales-of-tails/

If you are not in a position to adopt but would like to help out some of the animals currently waiting for their forever homes, check out our Amazon wish lists below or donate directly to the JSPCA 👇
https://jspca.org.je/donations/

30/10/2026

Stray Cat

Found on David place, St Helier.
Male not microchipped.

We would like to reunite this boy with his owners as soon as possible please call 01534 724331 if you believe he is yours.

30/10/2026

PLEASE WATCH OUT FOR OUR RED SQUIRRELS! 🐿️

So far today, we have already been called out to 7 squirrels involved in road traffic accidents. Sadly, this is a worrying number of casualties in such a short space of time.

With the lovely weather forecast over the coming week, squirrels are likely to be out and about, actively searching for food and exploring their surroundings.

Please help us keep them safe...

• Slow down when driving through areas where squirrels may be crossing.
• Keep an extra lookout, particularly near wooded areas and roads surrounded by trees.

If you hit a squirrel, please stop somewhere safe and either call the JSPCA for advice or bring the squirrel directly to us if it is safe to do so. These little animals are precious, and every life matters. A few extra seconds of care and attention behind the wheel could make all the difference.

The little squirrel pictured escaped with just a split lip, which was expertly stitched back together by our wonderful JSPCA vets.

Please share to help spread the word and protect our beautiful Jersey red squirrels. ❤️

30/10/2026

Could your team be crowned JSPCA quiz champions?

Gather your friends, family or colleagues and join us for an evening of fun, fundraising and friendly competition, all while helping to support Jersey's animals.

Hosted by JSPCA Committee Member Richard Tribe, our quiz night promises great food, fantastic prizes and plenty of opportunities to put your knowledge to the test.

📅 Thursday 26 November 2026
⏰ 6.30pm (arrival from 6pm)
📍 Ommaroo Hotel, St Helier
🎟️ £150 per team of 6 (£25 per person) plus fees

Your entry includes a basket meal for each team member, and all proceeds help support the JSPCA's animal welfare work across Jersey.

Book now to avoid missing out:

Address

89 St Saviour's Road
St. Helier
JE24GJ

Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 17:00
Thursday	08:00 - 17:00
Friday	08:00 - 17:00

Telephone

+441534724331

Website

http://www.jspca.org.je/

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